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Ionization of non-volatile organic compounds by fast heavy ions and their separation by mass spectrometry

Becker et al., 1976

Document ID
9700374161282828318
Author
Becker O
Fürstenau N
Krueger F
Weiβ G
Wien K
Publication year
Publication venue
Nuclear Instruments and Methods

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Fast heavy ions traversing a thin layer of non-volatile organic compounds volatilize and ionize the sample molecules. Their separation by time-of-flight mass spectrometry is described and the additional information obtainable by magnetic spectrometry is indicated …
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